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Poll II NESS.

The poitest gentleman we ever heard ofwas a person who,
on passing a sitting hen, said, apologeticany, Don't rise,
madam We must rise to state a question. Have you seen
the NEW and expensive Children's Suits recently receiyedin
our Children's Department? They are SO nice and elegant that
they always rise" upon a lady's entering the door. They are
a choice find for any mother who wants her child to have the
best. The young ladywho swooned on hearing 1t announced
that a naked fact would be disclosed came to On receiving posi-
tive assurance that it would be clothed at the 7 The
lady came in afterwards with her little bright eyed brother and
remarked Give brought you another TACT to clothe. The
fact is, we sold her a Jersey Suit, as that is the nearest thing we
have to ~nakedness. We like to sec a mother who has genuine
taste amongst our "Star Waists It's like seeing a COW in
cloyer-good, big,high clover, and every sprig in bloom. They
hardly know which to take. After all it is nice to be pleased
at the Star Clothing House.
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Qlm GatdliQetaer
Object Nos. 80 and ~ Fourteenth Street,


For observation-disclosures Louis A. Shirley.
Notice Stockholders Of Joscph Bell stove Co.
Fowltrs Pa'ent Fly fans-Nesbitt i Bro.
nnoqncement- seguin Collegiate Institute,
Water Rents-H. P. Wilkinson, :
Lis. Of Letters.
Ass!gnee'a sale-A. D. Eewland,
West Virginia: In tho eireul. Couf. Tor Ohio
Head OF Local. - 'N ' W
Religious Notices-Fourih ppgc,
Hayiiand's uhina-Ewipg Eros.
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etrRngers In tho City end Wheeling 20
Abroad.
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A FAMOUS CRIMINAL.
BEHIND THE BARS AGED So YEARS,
Old Eilhu Gregg, whose Name was Known
to Every West ylrsinian a Few Years
Ago, Again Convicted Of Horse Steal.
ing..li Ills Attempt ut suicids5Isre.

Ellhu Gregg, on trial in the Uniontown,
Pa, courts on the two charges Of horse
stealing and receiving stolen goods, was
this week found guilty on the frat count
ID the indictment, and not guilty on tho
second. The jury who tried the old man
recommended him 10 the mercy Of the
court when they gave in their verdict.
The name Of Elihu Gregg Is familiar to
many Wheeling people through publica.
tlona concerning his criminal career, and
through his having apent some time in tho
Ohio county jail. Heis eighty years old,
and has been for more than fifty years a
aucceaaiul horse aud cattle tibet, operating
In the border counties OF Pennsylvania,
Ohio and West Virginia. He has been
known to steal a horse from a farmers
barn and with 1t drive OIL a whole herd
Of cattle and q flock of Sheep, getting
away Hafely with them all and dis.
posing Of them beyond the juria.
diction OF the authorities where
the crime was committed. In 1860 II had
become so hot for him In Pennsylvania and
Ohio that he'took up bis residence in
this State, buying a small farm In
Preston county. He had been there but a
short time whom Samuel Summers, a
neighbor, brought suit against him for
Islander. Summers recovered a judgment
against him for 500. A decree was
granted by the court for the sale Of Grege's
property. Before the writ was issued
from the records IN the case the Court
House Of Preston county wss Destroyed by
fire, together with all tho county records,
This prevented tho Judgment GALE Of
Gregg's property.
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A. I. RICE & co.

New Fans, Collars aud Cuffs, Ruchings
and Summer Corsets, ut
A. u. RICE e CO.'S.
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GAIL on Or address to NJ Neuer, the
practical optician,,Se Twelfth etreet, in re-.
taranca to vour [spActacles. -
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ST. SCHOOL.
Tho SCHOLASTIC Yonr CLOSES in a l,,n,e: 81

aHfrHsa I@EHsEEIFhe WHN=aH-TF ~
Tho Scholastic Yoar Closes In a Blaze. OF
Giorys
The annual closing exercises and distri.
button of premiums to the pupils Of St.
Vincent's Select School took place last
evening in the hall Of St. Joseph's con.
vent, on EoG street, and as usual on such
occasions the hall was crowded. The ex.
ercisss were varied and interesting, aa
may be seen from the following pro.
gramme:
Entrance mach. .,,,., !. , $500, -
Calsthcnic Exercises.
ilta Dumb Bells. r sfE'i
Masters 3. Wingertcr, G. Welty, G. Gollncr.
Tyre, Wave, Clapping,
Masters v. Owens, F. Blum, M. .Truschel, R.
o'Btien. G. Harmon. ". Kennedy. ". Woods. G.
reilly. E. Donohoc. f.. Kemplc, j. boyle, v.
Brown. s.E
Wands,
Masters n.sa B; w!n.IEerter, T; Owens. g. Gollnsr, y.
bank,T weitseI. q. savagesot, T. Burke, j. Han.
non, J. Hallisy. J: steger.
misunderstanding Wise. -
e!talot--'hfhtt "............... SEQ. .--
1870 Master Vincent Stcger.
Recitation.-"Llltlc. Builders. ...... .............--
.7t' Master Thomas Owens.
ecitalon1'pfeccptsn.--.";:-aa Master John o'Kane
ghorns-,"Ilomeward Bound" ........,-...rh Glass
Reeitatlon-"Boys' Rights ...... $50. $50. .......
- Master Conrad Wassman
Recitation ....... 49,. ......, -, y. 1.-THE Lille boat"
Masters R. Donohce,J J. j. O'Brien, ". Hannon, q.
Wassman, +. 'Waterhousc, W.. Gundliug, J. Car.
:, rol',,J. Farrelly, J. Healy, n. LOTUS.
Observation-Disclosures Bell " ~. ..........---
Master Harry Trus.he!. ggIe
s~elecuon-"This too, Will Pass Away. "....--
Z. 3L Master Archie Black.
Chorus-"1t!sH Home Where Mother Dwellsn.--
g. The Glass.
Select!on-iwhen You nre Angry y ......,,.......--
Master Eddie Galligau. IeEs
Rec!tation-"rom ,".......M Master Joseph Boslcy.
Recitauoa-"Horatius at the Bridge, '.........--
Master Hugh McCabe,
Chorus-"The Old Folks at lTome," .......--
The GlnSS.
y Distribution OF PrcmiuMs.
The distribution was made by Biahop
ksin. The exeroiues from first to last
gave evidence OF the thorough training
impaired by the Sisters in charge Of st.
V%incsnt's school.
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Cheap Sunday $l.Icusr.ops on, Ohio Isiyo,

Commencing June u, the Ohio River
Railroad will cell iexcu.aion tickets every
Sunday until further NOTICE. Wheeling
&c. sistersyille and return at the low rate
Of. 81 80; Wheeling to- Parke,shurg and
returns %. Tickets good one day only.
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1lIC VINsa1 I@
\ DIStIlhutiau Of prnminmk

The distribution was made by Bishop
ksin. The exeroiues from fret to last
gave evidence OF the thorough training
impaired by the Sisters in charge Of ST.
Vincent's school. 5fFa4
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a. L. RICE & co.

Ladies' Muslin and Gauzss Underwear
OF the best manufacture In choice and
exclusive designs ut very low prices.
AL, RICE L. co.
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NSNORTH STREET ME. %CHURCH.
~ corner Eith and Market strcets-Revs n
+. Dryden, pastor. Services at 1880 n. M ana
!:so p. m: The Rey.3A. I. Goodfricnd viii occuny
shs p1lpttin tho absence OF tho pastos. SUNDAY
. AZ = p. n. Young Peoples Meeting at &
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES,

'TSST. MATTHEW'S CHURCH-REV.
~ r. Bush Swope, rector. Services at 1880 a.
IN. and 1880 p m. sunday School at 9:s0 a. M,
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A FOOLISH PARDON.

The sentence was subsequently com
muted to imprisonment for life .byG Gov
ernor Matthews. His physical% condition
apparently being such that his death was
only a question Of a few weeks, he Was
pardoned inter being Imprisoned about a
year. Gregg disappeared after his release.
and nothing whs heard OF him again
until last winter. On the night OF No.
Vember II, 1886, q valuable horse was
stolen from the ptable Of LawiH
Knight, in Pennsylvania. Officers rot
on the track OF the thief and followed
him for six weeks, finally coming upon
him in the mountainB OF West Virginia
with the horne etlll in his possession.
The thief wsa mono other than old Elihu
Gregg. He was taken into cuatody, but
escaped from the %oiicera before thew
reached the Pennsylvania line with him.
He eyaded pursuit until last month.
when he waa discovered at Redetone
Junction, an out-of.tho.way place in the
southern part Of Fayette county. sHe
was captured and brought to Uniontown
and lodged in Jail.
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STAMMERIhG CURED.

.av,th.,,., 49, r.t.ss,-I.F.- SfSs.i
re RUTH TRI sasea u E9s'a natures laws; No SECRECY
n. testimonial from physiciaua, educators ana
II pi1Ii natsn we nave received benefit hom he ncthod
wo,h ms, y; STEVENS HART, PRINCIPAL,
1a ma1nasson school Of Elocuton and Enslish
ss,, ndon,,. ooA N: 81. N y. Washington. D. q,
iie s9Slaen y boarded II aany Of Principal. So
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SHOOTING MS soN.1N.LAw.

In December, 1877, Gregg appeared at
the house O.. his daughter in Rice's Land
ing, Greene county, Pa. He had been
there but q short time when he auarraled
with his son.in.law. A week after that
an officer from West Virginia came to
Rlce's Landing and captured the old nan.
Gregg charged his son.in-law with having
betrayed him, and shot him three times
but not fatally. On arriving Of this CITY
Gregg refused to walk, and he had to be-
carried to the county jsil.f Onthe way he
drank two ounces Of laudanum, which he
had in a vial secreted in his clothes, He
soon became unconscious, but a doctor
saved his life after working with him for
fourteen houra.
As the day fixed for his execution had
passed Grege's lawyers claimed that he
could not DO hanged; and that he could
not be placed or trial for his life again.
His case was in tho courts for two yesra.
when the Supreme Court Of Appesle de.
cided that the old sentence could be exc
cuted, and Gregg was again condemned to
death, the day Of the hanging being fixed
for February g.. 1850. 4f So -
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SUMMER SCHOOL
j. Mountain iI)I init Lake Park !
GARRETT COUNTY, MD,
Summit llali Of tho A~lleghanles.
Hold tho Mirror up to Nature.n


ELoCUTION,
!, Tne culture. and Development OF Tho voice 10,
conversation reading, public address or singing. -
= special instruction In reading the Bib1le MA
hymns, and III reading hakesbcSr St1 10y auAu
Opportunities for Teachers, Ministers and Plat.
Voices ,Sl@ s %l9hon, gSiiR ssoniS,t = o. le inl how % use ihsir
"A short course in English Literature. viii snec,.,
erection ior q cour.es Of reading in 1Ennviish
cissslcs, that may DO pursued during he yesn4 tHA
FRENCH AND,GERMAN.
IL Natural methods OF instruction, BY which MIMI,
y ssn are so Willing TO apply themielyes, may ll'o obtsei Hpi In
81 ' iiuen sgn hoth + f 20 rex RSoa, Il and adegree
/. opportunity or conversation daily, especiSiiv Al
!anlc. This furnishes not only a gunerl5r. advsn ~
s II 70 teachors but also to ihoso conte,u pistiuc
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WE are daily receiving New Novelties
In Suitings, PantaloonlRgs and Over
coatlngs. which VIC are prepared 10 make
up In trst.class style at reasonable
prices. ,
Our Willie Unlaundried Shirt, double
scanned, REINFORCED front aud back, at
80 cents, is tho greatest bargain ever
offered. A full limo Of Bllbriggan Tn:
derwear from 81 OO suit upwards, at Z
q. HESS a SONS,
1921 1923 Market Street.
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Gun.

Department q Elocu,lon and English 1angns,so.
Il she a%as 81 Mso; n so Ss1Gy y ,ISRr. FIine!ssil
hsh Language" Washington, D. 9. uuut'o"u a@ 1na Eng.
: Department Of French, conduotad II, p,or !,
~, SuI,AatH Professor Of French in thSs Washinvv..
son hish School, Washington. d. &. 911tA
= y p Sb o. German, conducted BY pnuop. 4
f y can1osd Professor Of German at St, Psui's
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nSFIRsTP PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
D.. A.. Cunningham, DID, pastor.
bets ana communion. No service a. night, sun.
Gay School ats Gu. H.. Mission School at ESQ n. M.
EiGhteenth ktrrct above Iacoh. HIss.IsN = Z. -,
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sTISos and bites Of all inaecta cured by
st. Jacobs Oh. Takes away the pain,
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Light, Soft Flexible Shoes for Summer Wear

r#hEGEEGTE#A" pWe RScfeh ny Eapassi NeA nes0-Ha EEaEFAEsAF
LADIES' HANDMADE TURNED GATHERS, LOW OXFORD TIES,
s. sLIprERs in endless variety for Gents, Ladies' and Children. Just tho mg for wamw weather.
JAMES DIVINE, HOY Main street.
1E&EE%L&T A#t& EE5hE. S@ &2 Manufacturer ant Dealer in Bodsau md shon,. RI
rsHredha attention ghn to Custom Made Shoes %s
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NSsF1RST4 BAPTIST& CHURCH.
~ Corner Twelfth and Byron stree,s-Rey. a:
L. / Jordan; pastor: Services at lO:45 a. N. and 7:$o
p Ir,ji K saobath School at $780, a.. m. Flower Day
WY! 9e observed In tho morning. Young peopleis
meeting Monday at $50 p. M Gepetal nrayas =
meeung Wednesday evening at s o'clock. 1879
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MS MOST FAMOUS cRIME.

Soon after the fire evidence was dis.
covered which seemed TO fix the burning
Of the court house on Gregg, and be was
arrested, charged with tho crime. A trial
resulted in his conviction. at that time
arson was punishable in this State BY
death. Gregg was sentenced by Judge
Ollie to be hanged on. September 2,1S6o.
The condemned mans lawyer obtained
an order for a new trial from the Supreme
Court, and Gregg was tried again in Octo.
Der, 1860. The trial resulted In his second
conviction. He was sentenced to be hang.
cd on January %, 1870. He was given the
choice, subsequently, Of imprisonment for
life, but he refused to accept 1t, saying
that he was old enough to be hanged and
preferred 1t to lie imprisonment. On tbs
first OF November, 1860, ha escaped from
jail, and all that WAS aver heard Of him for
seven years was a letter which he wrote
to a friend in Preston county, which was
received on the day Gregg was 10 have
been banged, and in which he sent bis
regrets to tho authorities that he was com.
PEELED to disappoint them in the ceromo.
MES the Governor had arranged for him
and them on that day.
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RIVER NEWS.

I. s. Coop 90. sell Dry Goods cheapest.
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iHOTEL FOR SALE.
VALUABLE Al. PROPERTY
FOR SALE OR RENT.

Nfl.
Dwelling Uoufe No. 2,2s Eois street. The boa,e
nas eleven roornA besidcs bathroom and %panirles.
" IN gooa condition Throughout. and lisa very de.
- AIIso, the property Inown al the Hubbard Saw
Nll properly, which II offered In whole or In part.
H MiS3. past o. lot with Shop 20x50, southwest corner
, I ~ sd te,tas; which Will DO very moderate, apply at
II. B. HUBBARD 4 co.
~ s.IButiness will be Continued at the old
e@a1, ICY south street, in Dressed and Rough
domoes, Latn, Shingles, Cssk and Barrel Iiealf,
w. !cll
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS..
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

G-s.tE-, zlht .
Notice Il hereby given that at a regular mec,iu,
ApsuS ", 1857, It was resolved that a special meet
ing OF the stockholders OF said Bellaire Nail Work,
Pc held at the Office Of the said Company ia Bel.
w, ohio, on the 2'.h day OF June, lss7, al
o'clock +: NJ, to consider the adviSability oi in.
cfeaslnsg the capital stock Of said Company.
myS e..-Nae.t An. HILRORN. Enc,x
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Te
~ CHURCH-Rey. Wm.H Cooke, DID, pastor.
services az lo:se a. m.C Sabbath school at Z P. X.
NO evening service. on account oil tho Medication
At the Third Presbyterian Church. T -, - ."Nt'
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VA Course Of Lectures will be u,vccn & ~, !
!ahda whleh will b free to The studen nsI nrt ~.
oenvol;S " 4 81 Ekt.s AS75S9&dFlIWSs - 'fHs"o
;n,sRseial n rates offered to clubs Of not less tha ana I've
Hotels md Hoa.dIpg Houses s,ake sreci. 49,.
lor men1e6ra 70 The hool,Ns - 1rs'""As .sisaIas
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INSIST. LUKE'S T. q, CHURCH.
- 1sLAND-Rey. J. Gibson CAN'T, 3D., rector
services at 1850 a.. m. and $50 p. m, Sunday
sGh0o! Gt q p. N. ----.-.- n. -.
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WaTH0MsON NJ. E. CHURCH,
va isLAED- Ecv. Geo. W. Grimes. pastor.
preaching at 1880 a. m aud 100 D., m. SUNDAY
school az =. m. Young mems class at $3.50 D. M,
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NSZANE STREET Nj. Z. CHURCH
~ Rev. J. Henry Hess, pastor. Services at
lo:So ., m. and 500 p. IN. Sabbath School at 2 D,
mall the services Will be held in tho 7lectuIe
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WFIRST ENGLISH EVANGELICAL
~ LUTHERAN CHURCH-Rev. E. IT., Dom.
s.asef, pastor; Services at 1880 a. N. and 7:l5 p,
meeting after evening service, Z. ;i5Sr1-o& r t'-t'
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1887-12-23
Weather and Temper.

The typical November day is one on
which the atmosphere is lowering and
depressing, although there may be no ac-
tual storm In some households such
weather constantly prevails and, as a
general thing, no one know, the reason
The causes, patiently traced, usually
center in some one member. He may
not have what is usually meant by "a
bad temper, and may go ON, day after
day, giving others little cause for active
complaint against him. And yet his
personal atmosphere is 50 depressing
that the constitutionally sober are made
melancholy by his presence. and the
light hearted find themselves deep in the
blues.
Il don't see why everybody complains
of my manner" once said a most esti-
mable gentleman. I'm sure | don I
easily lose my temper, and l never say
disagreeable things"
"Ah, but you always look as if you
were thinking them, and that's worse!
answered a candid friend.
Repressed criticism is, indeed, some
times harder to bear than a frankly ut
tered complaint. Youths Companion.
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STATE OF VERMONT--District of Adj


Be il remembered, that ut Il session OF the
Probate Court holden AT Middlebury, within
and tor said district on the 9th day of Decem-
Der, \. ID. lS>1.
Present Hon. Lyman +. Knapp, Judge.
Whereas. =. r. Bush, administrator OF the
estate of Horatio y. Jones, late OF shoreham,
in said district deceased, has this day pre-
scented To said court his petition in writing,
setting forth, that it will be necessary To sell
a part OF the real estate OF said deceased, tor
the payment of the debts and charges OF adj
ministration; and also that ii will be bened:
cial for all parties Interested therein 10 sell
the whole OF the real estate OF said deceased,
and therein making application TO said court
TOR license to make such sale. And SAID ad-
ministmtor, having produced to said court
the assent in writing OF all the heirs re.
siding in this State, Interested i'll SAID real
estate, 1t is ordered, that all persons inter-
terested in the estate OF said deceased be no.
fed to appear before said court nj the pro-
bate office in Middlebury, in said district, on
the 26th day of December, \; ID, lssa, al 10
O'clock a. M, by publication OF this orderthree
weeks successfully previous thereto, IN the
Middlebury Register, n newspaper printed nj
Middlebury aforesaid, to show cause, If any
they may lave, why said license should not be
40 LYMAN +. KNAPP, Judge.
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OUR POLITICS,

We believe the Republican party to be the true
Instrument of the POLITICAL PROGRESS
OF the American people; and holding that the
honest en- forcemcnt of its principles Is the best
guarantee of the national welfare we shall sup.
port them with all our might but we shall Away 5
treat opposing parties with consideration AID fair
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PARAPHRAsE FROM BERANGER.

Good heavens how beautiful and bright
Is she for whom sigh
Love turks within the liquid light
OF that dark dreaming eye.
Sweet airs Of youth around her breathe,
And flutter in her train;
Good heavens how beautiful is shell
And |, so old and plain
Good heavens how beautiful is shei
AS fresh and fair as day;
Dark as the night her shiny hair,
Her lip-a bud of May
Yet all unconscious of her power,
Though hundreds sigh in vain;
Good heavens, how beautiful is she
And |, SO old and plain
Good heavens how beautiful is shell
Can her heart have wong
I, from whose cheerless destiny
All hope and joy had flown.
Before her soft eyes smiled on me,
Love seemed a vision vain;
Good heavens how beautiful is shell
And l, so old and plain
Good heavens how beautiful is she
And yet she loves me now;
She brings the flower of maiden grace
To deck the ftrrowed brow;
She comes to gid my every joy,
To soothe my every pain.
Great heavens how beautiful is she,
And l, SO old and plain
w. u. s." in Temple Bar.
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'I ae LYMAN f. KNAPP, Judge.
cTATE OF Observation-Disclosures of Adj
u olson, IS.

The Probate Court tor the District of Addi-
Olson,
To all persons Interested in the estate OF
Irene &. Duncklee. late of Middlebury, in said
District, deceased. GREETING:
BY the authority OF the state OF Vermont,
you are hereby notified to appear before the
said Probate Court, az the PROBATE omce IN
Middlebury, in said District on the 2dth day of
December, \. n, lSs7, at 10 O'Clock IA. M, to
show cause, if any YOU have why the account
OF the administrator of the estate OF said de-
ceased should not be allowed, and also why
the residue OF sand estate should not be distri-
buted To the parties entitled thereto.
Dated at Middlebury, in said district, this
It'll day OF December, A. D., ISL.
40 LYMAN T.. KNAPP, Judge.
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Home Newspaper,

II sohcits conn rison with any other In the coun.
Try. II !, one OF the LARGEsrPApERSP pub
IIsH I'D anywhere and spares neither labor nor
expense to secure for itsfreaders the very best
in all departments of NEWSPAPER literature.
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PREMIUMS.

EVERY SUBSCRIBER to the WEEKLY
who sends ten cents to pay for hacking and
postage receives a present from the MAIL
AND EMPRESS ANY TWO of our elegant
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